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Equality Agents Training Course

Agentes de Igualdad (Equality Agents)

The Agentes de Igualdad (Equality Agents) project aims to raise awareness and develop the skills of young adults from different European countries, enabling them to actively combat discrimination in the workplace.
This initiative combines education, international cooperation, and real social action.

Main goal

The project’s goal is to prepare young people from Spain, Italy, Poland, and North Macedonia for the role of Equality Agents – individuals capable of:

  • recognising situations of discrimination
  • preventing exclusion in the workplace
  • responding in a conscious and responsible manner

Participating organisations

  • Fundación José Miguel Catalán (Spain) – project coordinator
  • Programma Integra (Italy)
  • Yumetech (Poland)
  • Association for Youth Activism and Growth – Excel Skopje (North Macedonia)

Project duration

07/10/2025 – 06/08/2026

Key activities

  • designing and preparing educational activities
  • kick-off meeting
  • online training for Equality Agents
  • final partner meeting
  • dissemination and implementation of project results

Expected impact

  • training 140 Equality Agents
  • creating an international support network
  • developing practical tools to support workplace equality
  • enhancing youth employability
  • raising social awareness about equality and anti-discrimination

Project thematic areas

The project focuses on the following areas:

  • inclusion and equality
  • adult education
  • social change
  • workplace transformation

Learn more

Project website:
https://equagents.eu/

Social media:

Contact

For inquiries, please contact:
[email protected]

The Equality Agents project is a step towards a fairer, more conscious, and inclusive labour market in Europe.

Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.